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Seed of chewings or creeping red fescue is most commonly sold in a mix with other turfgrass species, so look for seed mixes that have a high percentage of fine fescue on the label (usually found ...

For shadier yards in cooler climates, creeping red fescue is a more shade-tolerant alternative to ryegrass.

It should not have tall fescue or any other species. Also, it doesn’t need to have all three fine fescues – creeping red by itself would be fine.

If you have shaded areas in the yard, you may want to use a mix also including fine fescues such as creeping red fescue which will tolerate shade.

Maintenance: Low Fine fescue is a collective term for several species of this grass — chewings, hard, sheep, slender creeping red and strong creeping red.

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Off the golf course, fescue grasses can be seen at Wheatland, where a mix of chewings fescue, hard fescue and creeping red fescue grows tall.

Want to know which grass type to grow? Here, we cover 7 of the best options, including warm-season grasses, cool-season grasses and traditional alternatives.